Cox in Statement Declares People Are Aroused for League
A disjointed statement by Cox urges American unity and support for the League of Nations. He frames the 1919 senatorial race as pivotal and argues the nation must back a global humanitarian effort to secure peace, prosperity, and honor for the United States and the world.
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Gox Weitton
Dayton
America
Wor Kiness
Ormy
Mio Kal
Mtarepre
Hyer
Mont Ayamat
Brent
Pacific Coast
Bram
Amoviow
United States
Republican Nominees and a Quiet Union Wedding in Akron
The report covers Senator Johnson and Ex-President Taft warming to a unified stance on the League of Nations, Harding replying to a heckler at a speech in Griya Armory, and a quiet wedding at the Lengu Min Rath led by Rev. M. B. Williams. It notes Attendees Mrs Burnette of Nations and party, and Gertrude Munger as bridesmaid with Miss Emam Armatrang recovering at Corry hospital.
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Raymond Clapper
Wertin G. Hardley
Akron
Rocord
Ohio
Niram Johnson
Taft
League of Nations
Harding
Griya Armory
Johnson
Amerioa
Mir
Human Burnette of Nations
Republican Party
Whitch
Unito
Sitler
Mondelmeelin
Gertrude Munger
M. B. Williams
ML. B
Sindar
Ray
Tamas
Hintoe
Iome
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Nutone
Haiti Probe Resumes At Capital Inquiry Into Slaton Case
A naval court of inquiry in Washington resumes hearings into alleged mismanagement of affairs in Haiti and the Indiscriminate killings by General George Kup Mott. Testimony expected to cover Slaton Marion Dusumued ite kessiony and related conduct, with future sessions planned.
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United Proasy
Washington
Naval Court of Inquiry
Tatten Slaton
Marion
Maui
George Kup Mott
Ane Ino Corps
Presbyterians Plan Father Son Day Celebration
Thin Proobyterian Sabbath school organizes for the annual Father Son Day with a program and banquet. The event, to be held at the Prombyerlin gymnasium on Tuesday evening, November 14, features a serving by the Opportunity Club at a per plate price. Guests will hear a program and enjoy a dine including roasted chicken, potatoes, pickles, tea, and mints. The city has announced marriages and social events, including a short wedding ceremony for Mr. and Mrs. Danhem, with attendants and receptions following.
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Prombyerlin Gymnasium
Toomtay
Novewnber Mi
Democrats Spend Less Than Million in Campaign Outlay
New York report shows Democratic committees spent under one million with several regional headquarters listing totals. Key figures include Wilbur Monit’s group at 378 512, over 1 00 000 loaned funds, and women’s bureaus reporting small sums. Major pledges come from Pittsburgh’s Joseph J. Guttey and Allan A. Ryan of New York backing ads and expenses.
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New York
Get
Naltonu Gomantive
Fundy
Three Fork
Eon Winton
Chicago
Aun Maral
Joseph J. Guttey
Pittsburgh
Cartain Nova
Dapesa Fn
Ani
Allan A. Tyan
Rane
G O P Campaign Costs Vast Outlay Reported
United Press reports that GOP campaign operations will total about 3.5 million dollars as the 1942 midterm elections approach. Subcommittee figures show October expenditures by the Republican National Committee and related groups, with totals including funds for Warred A. Guarding and other centrist party campaigns. The statement was prepared for Senate committees requesting accounting of campaign receipts and outlays.
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Mhicago
Novimber Sud
Raymipton
Jess Hunthrice
United Historian
Fred Upham
Republican National
Warred A. Uarding
Phan Wuartemoit
Benate Sly
British Miners Strike Settled In London Declaration
London announces settlement of the long miners strike after talks with government officials. The agreement will be placed before miners in a nationwide referendum for approval, with provisions on wage increases and production discussed, while officials frame the deal as a government trajectory toward ending the stoppage.
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Charley
McCann
London
Premice
Libya
George Wt
Cone Thong
Miners’ Federation
Nominaton Ts
Downing Street
Important Meeting Of Gun Club Plans And Changes
An urgent gun club meeting discussed preliminaries for changes to game laws and plans for a local auxiliary group to the National Rifle Association. A committee was formed to locate an indoor range site as members negotiate with neighboring clubs. A budget committee was authorized for the coming year and a rifle supper is set for November 18 at Emmanuel Church parish hall.
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Alex McDonald
Wish of
Melula
Rangi
Emmanuel Tureh
Hhant
Hwat
Tinsi
Oth
Dompper
Thin Kini
Construction Progress on City Buildings Reported
Interior work on the new municipal building advances with expected occupancy within the month. Exterior fixtures are described as underway while road work continues, and the project timeline is updated as teams complete staging and structural tasks.
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Larson
Morutas
Sixteen drivers gather in New York for wage strike vote
Wire briefs report varied items from New York Pennsylvania and Chicago including sixteen rumbling statements about wage increases and strikes, a Kovno report of marching government actions, police actions in Chicago, a Cubs manager appointment in Chicago, a destroyer message from Boston, and a funeral held in Cape Lookout with local visitors returning to Kansas City.
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New York, Vt
Sixteeh
Thor Sunilanilke
Moet
Madison Square
Boxing title fight preview vague in OCR garble
A badly garbled New York report outlines an upcoming boxing heavyweight bout. Mentions Tex Rivknat, a company sponsor, and a February finish at a track near Huyana with Dojeoy and Canpentior referenced oddly.
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New York
the Money
Pany
Saday
Dowjeoy
Vutted Press Details Barbers Plan Linen Care Changes
The On Tago Opt 98 report notes barbers aim to cut costs by laundering towels and improving towel handling. January through May, plans discuss customer service changes and potential price adjustments while preserving sanitary standards.
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Ontago
Wrangel Army Retreats Amid Northern Russia Movements
Paris dispatch reports Wrangel forces retreating and evacuating Aixandrovsk as General Weangr gathers strength in northern Ruswit. Allied forces appear to outnumber Wrangel troops, with signals of impending engagements and shifting positions as the retreat continues.
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Paris
Cuneral Wrangel ‘Sy
Aixandrovsk
Weangr
Ommsing Dolshavine
Nouthern
Ruswit
Funeral of Mrs Battles Held Today
The funeral for Charlotte Battles was held this afternoon at the family home in Girard. Attendees included Mr and Mrs J W Otis, Mr and Mrs Marty Rolds, Mr and Mrs R J Lewis, E Mathews, J L Sample, Moe Smirlz, A M Owar, Joe Musk, and W Rayon, with transportation from Erle to Girard for the ceremony and the evening train to Corey.
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Byron Eldrod
Shore
Spring Orne
Fanny Willian
Creek
J. Gr. Alexander
Corry
Kansas City
J. W. Otis
Marty Rolds
Mra
R. J, Lewis
E. Mathews
J. L Sample
Moe Smirlz
A. M Owar
Joe Muskhurt
Toho Puller
Prohibition Day at High School Sparks Student Rally
At Chapit, students gathered for Prohibition Day with Raymond Squirs presiding and a pep rally. A. L. Cabtrell, principal speaker, delivered a brief history of the Prohibition party and urged students toward temperance ideals.
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Chapit
Raymond Squirs
A. L. Cabtrell
Prohibition Party
Costume seller with new stock to appear Saturday
HH Hausmann of Erie arrives Saturday with a complete line of costumes for a parade at the Armory. He will have headquarters in the Board of Commerce rooms. Mrs Harry Lift and Jim Teau announce a motorist visitor in Erie today.
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HH. Hausmann
Harry Lift
Jim Teau
Eri
Minor Leagues Oppose Plan Faces Major Backlash
A lengthy statement from David L. Walter, president of the International Livignon Falls, signals opposition as minor league owners and figures in baseball dispute the Tasker plan. The release argues against major changes and reveals tension among executives and players regarding revised governance.
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Unites Presey
New York
David L. Walte
Livignon Falls
Liesilem
John Fey
Tunior
Don’t Expect New Statement From Wilson This Election
United Press reports no new statement will be issued by President Wilson before election day. The final campaign push for support of the League of Nations was expected to be unveiled tonight at the Democratic party headquarters. No additional remarks were forthcoming from the White House.
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United Pros
Washington
Wilson
Langue of Nations
Oras ‘Tors
White House
Weather forecast hints at cooler night and brisk winds
Weather notes predict a cooler night with light winds and possible fog along the highway. No major storms expected. motorists should drive with caution and watch for slick patches on bridges.
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